Hello, I am Siddhant Jain currently studying in B. tech in BITS, Hyderabad
I started contributing to this community in January and I have been loving
it so far.
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Hello! My name is Ian Xul, I am a Mathematics major at UNAM in Mexico. I am
very excited to participate in GSoC, it sounds like a great opportunity to
meet interesting people and learn about good coding practices and working
in a team. Besides having taken the usual courses for a math major
On Wed, 9 Mar 2022 at 19:29, Chris Smith wrote:
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> For the case of `eqs = [x+y+a, x+y+1]` you get the solution for `a = 1` if
> you give it the freedom to tell you that: `solve(eqs) -> {a: 1, x: -y - 1}`.
> This gives you the conditions for a solution: a value for `a` and a
> relationship
For the case of `eqs = [x+y+a, x+y+1]` you get the solution for `a = 1` if
you give it the freedom to tell you that: `solve(eqs) -> {a: 1, x: -y -
1}`. This gives you the conditions for a solution: a value for `a` and a
relationship between `x` and `y`.
As for extra parameters, do we ever
Hello everyone, I am Harsh Pande from India. I am thrilled to participate
in GSOC this year.
I am currently a Btech student at MITWPU Pune.
I am highly proficient in the Python programming language and also have a
good command over Maths. Also I am a data science enthusiast, so I have
pretty much
